FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
There are many things to consider when it comes to picking the boot camp provider which is right for you, including the type of programs offered, tuition costs, and your preferred method of learning. Thinking about the statistics regarding graduate job placements may be helpful, too – Nucamp student outcomes are predominantly positive ones, and this is worth bearing in mind. After-graduation services, such as the career coaching offered at Nucamp, may also be a big plus point for you.
If you have chosen Nucamp Coding Bootcamp as the best option, then look carefully at the details of each of the four training programs available to ensure you pick the most appropriate one for you.
If you’re not sure which level is right, visit the Nucamp website and take a 25 question test designed to assess your current capabilities. If your score is less than 85%, then the beginners’ course is the most suitable option for you to undertake.
For more information on Nucamp or details on specific bootcamps, contact details can be found on their website, where there is also the option to schedule a live appointment.
Tech companies who have hired from Nucamp to date include IBM, GoDaddy, PayPal, and Oshi Web Solutions.
Nucamp offers hybrid in-person and online boot camp programs. The training is flexible, and designed to fit around the everyday lives of learners; part-time and weekend sessions are available, and Nucamp Bootcamp reviews conclude that students appreciate the way that the structure of the course can be adjusted so that it’s tailored to their needs.
In-person workshops take place every Saturday morning, and students complete the rest of the course online during the week. The workload to be expected is around 2-5 hours of daily online study and a 4-hour immersive workshop on the weekend. Learners are recommended to think about how they will be able to build the required study time into their day before enrolling in a course.